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Re: [linuxtools-dev] System-installed dependencies
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Okay, so that *is* a requirement. No, they're just plain old JARs. So I will have to go back to my previous way of doing it: gutting the dependency JARs in the "plugins" directory and rewriting their manifests with "external" Bundle-ClassPath references to the system-installed JARs. The reason I switched to using symlinks was that doing the "external" references was no longer allowing Eclipse to start up if there was no pre-established ~/.eclipse directory. Hopefully I can figure out why that's happening.
On Thursday, 12 November 2009, at 7:40:03 am, Andrew Overholt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> * Matt Whitlock <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> [2009-11-12 05:53]:
> > You've mentioned before that overwriting dependency JARs with symlinks
> > to system-installed copies should work.
>
> Do the system JARs have the sami OSGi metadata as the Eclipse ones?
>
> Andrew
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